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sounds like fan motor has gone bad or the capacitor to fan motor is bad...open up unit ,see if motor is frozen..does it turn freely..if so ,replace capacitor,or fan motor is bad...
You could have dirty coils on the outside of the unit. You can clean them with compressed air, water hose or get a can of a/c coil cleaner. If you get coil cleaner you will still need the hose.
GFI plugs go bad very often if you had a storm in you area. You need to replace the plug. Go to aplliance parts house and they will sell you the new cord. Feed back please.
You may have thermostat problems. If the blower and compresssor kicks on, that indicates their ok. If you have a two wire thermostat, you can tie those wires together to see if the unit will operate. BE SURE TO DISCONNECT POWER.
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